Freestyle - Single Arm Sighting
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when swiming open water... Breath as much as you want. Breath!
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Ok, so i understand the drill. however when swimming open water should i be using this same technique? apart from maybe looking further towards the sky for the breath if you get what i mean. Thanks
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i got it, you need to look forward because you are swimming in open water not in the pool. if you don't look forward then you may lost . am i right, goswim098?
1stcaspian 1 year ago
Exactly.
goswim098 1 year ago
Do you breathe facing forward in this drill? Thanks a lot if you help
andyr798ken 2 years ago
No. To avoid swallowing water, just look forward, but breathe to the side.
goswim098 2 years ago